Emotion & Social Influence Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Emotion & Social Influence QuizOnline version Emotions & peers: quick checks by Mae Abegail Albino 1 Extreme emotional shifts that happen without warning during adolescence are referred to as: a Mood Swings b Vulnerability c Intensity 2 Labeling a specific feeling (such as identifying "jealousy" instead of just feeling "mad") is an example of which regulation strategy? a Breathe b Refreeze c D) Name It 3 Which best describes peer influence in social contexts? a Only adults influence decisions b Peers affect choices, attitudes, and behavior c Peers rarely affect emotions 4 What is a common sign of emotional fluctuations in adolescence? a Rapid mood shifts b Steady moods c No social changes 5 Which technique helps regulate strong emotions? a Reacting impulsively b Controlled breathing and counting to ten c Suppressing all emotions 6 What is emotional regulation? a Managing how we feel and respond b Displaying only positive emotions c Avoiding all emotions 7 Which strategy supports positive peer influence? a Avoiding social groups entirely b Following the loudest peer c Choosing friends with constructive values 8 Which is an emotion regulation skill? a Expressing it without thinking b Ignoring the emotion c Labeling the emotion you feel 9 How can schools foster healthy peer influence? a Promoting inclusive, prosocial norms b Encouraging risk-taking c Reducing supervision 10 What role do emotions play in decision making? a Emotions have no effect on decisions b Only logic matters in decisions c Emotions influence judgments and choices 11 Which practice improves emotional regulation daily? a Repressing feelings b Regular reflection and journaling c Relying on instant gratification 12 Why is recognizing social dynamics important for wellbeing? a It has little impact on health b Helps navigate relationships and reduce stress c Only academic success matters

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Emotion & Social Influence QuizOnline version

Emotions & peers: quick checks

by Mae Abegail Albino

Extreme emotional shifts that happen without warning during adolescence are referred to as:

Mood Swings

Vulnerability

Intensity

Labeling a specific feeling (such as identifying "jealousy" instead of just feeling "mad") is an example of which regulation strategy?

Breathe

Refreeze

D) Name It

Which best describes peer influence in social contexts?

Only adults influence decisions

Peers affect choices, attitudes, and behavior

Peers rarely affect emotions

What is a common sign of emotional fluctuations in adolescence?

Rapid mood shifts

Steady moods

No social changes

Which technique helps regulate strong emotions?

Reacting impulsively

Controlled breathing and counting to ten

Suppressing all emotions

What is emotional regulation?

Managing how we feel and respond

Displaying only positive emotions

Avoiding all emotions

Which strategy supports positive peer influence?

Avoiding social groups entirely

Following the loudest peer

Choosing friends with constructive values

Which is an emotion regulation skill?

Expressing it without thinking

Ignoring the emotion

Labeling the emotion you feel

How can schools foster healthy peer influence?

Promoting inclusive, prosocial norms

Encouraging risk-taking

Reducing supervision

What role do emotions play in decision making?

Emotions have no effect on decisions

Only logic matters in decisions

Emotions influence judgments and choices

Which practice improves emotional regulation daily?

Repressing feelings

Regular reflection and journaling

Relying on instant gratification

Why is recognizing social dynamics important for wellbeing?

It has little impact on health

Helps navigate relationships and reduce stress

Only academic success matters

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Emotion & Social Influence QuizOnline version

by Mae Abegail Albino

Extreme emotional shifts that happen without warning during adolescence are referred to as:

Labeling a specific feeling (such as identifying "jealousy" instead of just feeling "mad") is an example of which regulation strategy?

Which best describes peer influence in social contexts?

What is a common sign of emotional fluctuations in adolescence?

Which technique helps regulate strong emotions?

What is emotional regulation?

Which strategy supports positive peer influence?

Which is an emotion regulation skill?

How can schools foster healthy peer influence?

What role do emotions play in decision making?

Which practice improves emotional regulation daily?

Why is recognizing social dynamics important for wellbeing?

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